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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1974
Page
20
Press-Telegram column collects humor and quotes from Don Rice II Ninon and Will Rogers. Jokes critique aging and politics with sardonic asides about Saudi made gas cans and presidential intellect.
Denise Ruses reports Yes delivered a surreal stage spectacle at Long Beach Arena Tuesday night. Rick Wakeman led a rig of mellotrons and Moogs as Jon Anderson and Steve Howe supplied intricate vocal and guitar work. A packed SRO crowd buzzed with standing ovations for Close to the Edge Roundabout and Topographic Oceans pieces. The performance fused music and poetry as Yes pursued an esoteric conversation with the earth’s origins, drawing praise for its expansive, mythic journey.
Chapman College in Orange hosted the Chapman Chamber Players David Margetts, Thomas Hall, Robert Adcock, and Norman Thompson. They performed Beethoven's D major trio, Kodaly's Duo for violin and cello, and Brahms' A major piano quartet in a intimate hall setting. The ensemble delivered strong Beethoven and Brahms passages, with some moments of unsteady pacing in Brahms and Kodaly’s lively but classroom-like touches.
Seven low priced previews start ahead of the April 2 opening of The Time of the Cuckoo at the Ahmanson Theatre in Palo Alto. The production stars Jean Stapleton with Arthur Laurents’ romantic comedy directed by Joseph Hardy. A 2 acre San Jose bicentennial heritage park is planned to mark America’s 200th birthday.
The Harold Lloyd Museum mansion in Benedict Canyon remains closed indefinitely after neighbors complained about traffic, leading Beverly Hills to impose restrictions. Foundation trustee Dr John Davis cited management problems and nonprofit rules that hindered fundraising as contributing factors to the closure.
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